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Anyone can be nominated for the prestigious award, so the submission Wednesday by Socialist lawmakers Baard Vegard Solhjell, a former environment minister, and Snorre Valen just means Snowden will be one of scores of names that the Nobel committee will consider.
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"We do not necessarily condone or support all of his disclosures," the two lawmakers said in their nomination letter. "We are, however, convinced that the public debate and changes in policy that have followed in the wake of Snowden's whistleblowing has contributed to a more stable and peaceful world order."
The five-member Nobel committee won't confirm who's been nominated. Saturday is the deadline for nominations from a range of people, including members of national parliaments and governments, university professors or previous laureates.
Valen agreed that the documents leaked by Snowden "have damaged the security interests of several nations."
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Q: My 91-year-young mother remains in the house she's lived in her entire married life. Though termite prevention has been used, I am noticing soft spots in some sections of the floor that normally are covered by furniture. Is there a way to perhaps install new flooring here and there as opposed to tearing up everything? Change does not make her happy. Her rationale is that she sees no reason to start a project that may not be finished before she is no longer in her home.
A: I'm assuming you are talking about hardwood floors, because replacing carpet or vinyl would not require "tearing up everything." Yes, the floors can be repaired without major renovation. Besides, replacing just a few boards here or there would show up as an unsightly patch. Matching the existing hardwood floor's color and texture would be almost impossible. In extreme cases, hardwood flooring is removed from a closet or pantry and used to make repairs in the living areas, and then the closet floors are covered with any type of flooring available.
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Unless I'm mistaken I thought you'd not be able to use that image on "other" pc's because it's activated wouldn't it have same guid etc as all pc you image it.
Thought that's why you sysprep the original image machine
Recently I had an XP workstation go u/s with a hard disk fail. Replacing the HD I now have it set up with an activated Windows 7 (on EES) with Office 2010 also installed and activated along with basics like Java, Adobe reader and Flash and the domain default printer and joined the domain - I have not as yet activated AV from the Enterprise Consul nor installed Impero etc.
Tomorrow I'd like to make an image of it so that future HD fail workstations I have an image to roll out.
From my limited knowledge and research I believe that Windows 7 has everything built in that I'd need to do this but reading what i have Googled has left me confused. Can someone point me in the direction of a simple to use set of how to instructions please?
Unless I'm mistaken I thought you'd not be able to use that image on "other" pc's because it's activated wouldn't it have same guid etc as all pc you image it.
Thought that's why you sysprep the original image machine
Any further thoughts on this one please folks?
Sysprep + ImageX will do what you need. here are some links I found useful when doing the same thing.
Windows Automated Installation Kit (WAIK) overview - 4sysops
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So long as it's a Windows 7 Volume License, you can clone, Sysprep it and join it to the domain just as you did with XP.
In your case I'd then enter the MAK key instead of KMS (it's just a different way of activating). If you're looking for a Sysprep file, here's one I made earlier.
The added bonus with Windows 7 is you can clone it over different hardware out the box.
There's a couple of sticky threads on WDS in Technical - OS deployment i think. Might be of some help to you.
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'I wanted to read or hear the narrative of someone else – a woman and a poet – who has gone here and been there.' Eavan Boland
|Below are short biographies and links to women poets who have either sent work to Poethead, or whose works I have published to highlight women's poetry over these six years. It is a growing list, and by no means complete. I have recently begun categorising Contemporary Irish Women Poets due to a high search engine demand for work by Irish Women Poets.
Nuala Ní Dhomhnaill was born in 1952 and grew up in the Irish-speaking areas of West Kerry and in Tipperary. She studied English and Irish at University College, Cork in 1969 and became part of a group of Irish language poets who were published in the literary magazine Innti. She now lives in Dublin.
She has published four collections of poems in Irish, An Dealg Droighin (1981), Féar Suaithinseach (1984), Feis (1991) and Cead Aighnis (1998). From The Gallery Press.
|Afric McGlinchey's début poetry collection, The Lucky Star Of Hidden Things was published by Salmon Poetry in 2012. She was highly commended in the Magma 2012 competition, shortlisted in the Bridport 2012 and won the Northern Liberties Poetry Prize (USA) in 2013. She won the Hennessy poetry award in 2011. Her poems have been published in Ireland, England and the States, in numerous print and online journals.
Dorothy Molloy (1942-2004) was born in Ballina, Co. Mayo in 1942. She studied languages at University College Dublin, after which she went to live in Madrid and Barcelona. During her time in Spain, she worked as a researcher, as a journalist and as an arts administrator. She also had considerable success as a painter, winning several prizes and exhibiting widely. After her return to Ireland in 1979, she continued painting but also began writing poetry. More information at Faber
|Eleanor Hooker's debut collection of poems The Shadow Owner's Companion, published by the Dedalus Press in February 2012, has been shortlisted for the Mountains to Sea dlr, Strong/Shine award for best first collection in 2012. Her poem A Rite won the Trocaire/Poetry Ireland competition in June 2013.
Her poetry has been published in The Irish Times, Poetry Ireland Review, The Stinging Fly, The SHOp, Agenda, POEM: International English Language Quarterly, Southword (forthcoming), CanCan, Wordlegs, And Other Poems, ink sweat and tears (forthcoming).She is a founder member and Programme Curator for the Dromineer Literary Festival. She is a helm and Press Officer for Lough Derg RNLI Lifeboat.
|Dr. Emily Cullen is an Irish writer, scholar, harpist and arts manager. Her first poetry collection, entitled No Vague Utopia was published by Ainnir in 2003. In 2004 she was the national Programme Director of the Patrick Kavanagh Centenary celebrations and was selected for the Poetry Ireland Introductions series. Emily was awarded an IRCHSS Government of Ireland fellowship for her doctoral study on the Irish harp. She is a qualified teacher of the harp who has performed throughout Europe, Australia and the United States. A former member of the Belfast Harp Orchestra, she has recorded on a number of albums and also as a solo artist. In addition to writing poetry, short stories and feature articles, she publishes widely on aspects of Irish cultural history and music.
|Eiléan Ní Chuilleanáin is the daughter of Eilís Dillon and Professor Cormac Ó Cuilleanáin. She was educated at University College Cork and The University of Oxford. She lives in Dublin with her husband Macdara Woods, and they have one son, Niall. She is a Fellow of Trinity College Dublin and an emeritus professor of the School of English which she joined in 1966. Her broad academic interests (notably her specialism in Renaissance literature and her interest in translation) are reflected in her poetry. She retired from full-time teaching in 2011. Ní Chuilleanáin is a founder of the literary magazine Cyphers. Her first collection won the Patrick Kavanagh Poetry Award in 1973. In 2010 The Sun-fish was the winner of the Canadian-based International Griffin Poetry Prize and was shortlisted for the Poetry Now Award.
|Denise Blake has two collections, Take a Deep Breath (2004) How to Spin Without Getting Dizzy (2010) published by Summer Palace Press She is a regular contributor to RTE radio 1′s show, Sunday Miscellany. Denise read as part of the Poetry Ireland's Lunchtime Series and at ÓBhéal as well as many other readings around the country. She is on the Poetry Ireland directory for Writers in Schools and has wide experience facilitating workshops for adults.
Eva Selina Laura Gore-Booth (22 May 1870 – 30 June 1926) was an Irish poet and dramatist, and a committed suffragist, social worker and labour activist. She was born at Lissadell House, County Sligo, the younger sister of Constance Gore-Booth, later known as the Countess Markievicz.Both she and Constance, who later became a prominent Irish revolutionary, reacted against their privileged background and devoted themselves to helping the poor and disadvantaged. In 1895, Eva became seriously ill with threatened tuberculosis. In the following year, while convalescing in Italy, she met and fell in love with Esther Roper at the villa of Scottish writer George MacDonald. Esther Roper was the daughter of Edward Roper, a factory hand who later became a Missionary, and Annie Roper the daughter of Irish immigrants. Esther identified as half Irish. By 1896 Esther had been secretary of the North of England Society for Women's Suffrage for four years.Eva returned briefly to her home at Lissadell and established a Sligo branch of the Irish Women's Suffrage and Local Government Association. Within months Eva rejected her privileged lifestyle and went to live in Manchester with Esther. They later became joint secretaries of the Women's Textile and Other Workers Representation Committee.In 1901 and 1902, Eva collected 67,000 signatures from textile workers, on a petition for women's suffrage.In 1916 Eva and Esther established a radical journal entitled 'Urania,' which expressed their pioneering views of gender and sexuality.[1]In the aftermath of the 1916 Rising she was instrumental in the campaign to secure the reprieve of her sister who had been sentenced to death for her involvement.[2] Along with Alice Stopford Green she also took part in the unsuccessful campaign for the reprieve of Roger Casement.[3]Eva was also an accomplished poet. Her first published volume was highly praised by Yeats. After World War I, Eva and Esther became members of the Committee for the Abolition of Capital Punishment and worked for prison reform.As she grew older, Eva was forced to give up active work but continued writing poetry. Esther took care of her throughout her long illness and they were together at the end. Eva died in 1926 at her home in Hampstead, London.
Maria McManus is a poet and playwright. Maria's most recent work is We are Bone (Lagan Press 2013). A screenplay adaptation of the sequence Aill na Searrach; The Leap of the Foals, was developed in 2013 with NI Screen as part of the Short Steps development process.
Maeve O'Sullivan works as a media lecturer in the further education sector in Dublin. Her poems and haiku have been widely published and anthologised since the mid-1990s, and she is a former poetry winner at Listowel Writer's Week. Initial Response, her debut collection of haiku poetry, also from Alba Publishing, was launched in 2011, and was well-received by readers and critics alike. Maeve is a founder member of Haiku Ireland and the Hibernian Poetry Workshop. She also performs at festivals and literary events with the spoken word group The Poetry Divas. Her poem Leaving Vigo was recently nominated for a Forward Prize for a Single Poem by the Limerick-based journal Revival.
Christine Murray is a City and Guilds qualified stone-cutter living in Dublin, Ireland. Her Chapbook, Three Red Things was published by Smithereens Press in June 2013. A collection of poems Cycles was published by Lapwing Press in 2013. A dark tale The Blind (Poetry) was published by Oneiros Books in 2013. Her second book-length poem She was published in Spring 2014 (Oneiros Books). Her second chapbook Signature was published in March 2014 by Bone Orchard Press.
|Nuala Ní Chonchuir was born in Dublin, Ireland, in 1970, Nuala Ní Chonchúir is a fiction writer and poet. She has published one novel, four collections of short fiction, a chapbook of flash fiction and three full poetry collections – one in an anthology. Nuala's second novel, The Closet of Savage Mementos was published by New Island in April 2014.
Nuala holds a BA in Irish from Trinity College Dublin and a Masters in Translation Studies (Irish/English) from Dublin City University. She has worked as an arts administrator in theatre and in a writers' centre; as a translator, as a bookseller and also in a university library.
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Dorothea Herbert (c.1767-1829) was an Irish diarist and poet. Her Retrospections, first published in two volumes in 1929-30, contain local accounts of life in the late eighteenth century, but are soon overshadowed by her unrequited passion for John Roe, heir to Rockwell near Knockgrafton, another of her father's parishes.[1]
She was the eldest daughter of Rev. Nicholas Herbert, rector of Carrick-on-Suir, County Tipperary, Ireland. In spite of increasing isolation, depression and derangement, she wrote plays, novels and other works, none of which can be accounted for. Her Volume of Poetry, however, has survived; it, along with her Journal Notes (a continuation of her Retrospections), have recently been published as a biography by historian Dr. Frances Finnegan.
Máire Mhac an tSaoi (born 4 April 1922) is one of the most acclaimed and respected Irish language scholars, poets, writers and academics of modern literature in Irish. Along with Seán Ó Ríordáin and Máirtín Ó Direáin she is, in the words of Louis de Paor, 'one of a trinity of poets who revolutionised Irish language poetry in the 1940s and 50s. (Wiki)
Aine MacAodha a 51 year old writer, training in alternative medicines. Lives in Omagh her works have appeared in, Doghouse Anthology of Irish haiku titled, Bamboo Dreams, Poethead Blog, Glasgow Review, Enniscorthy Echo, poems translated into Italian and Turkish, honorable mention in Diogen winter Haiku contest, thefirscut issues #6 and #7, Outburst magazine, A New Ulster issues 2 and 4, Pirene's Fountain Japanese Short Form Issue, DIOGEN, Poetry broadcast on ' Words on Top' radio show, recently published in, The Best of Pirene's Fountain' First Water, Revival and Boyne Berries, She published two volumes of poetry, 'Where the Three rivers Meet' and Guth An Anam (voice of the soul). Argotist online recently published 'Where the Three rivers Meet' as a free ebook.
Eithne Strong was born in Limerick in 1925 and wrote poetry both in English and Irish, as well as writing novels and short stories in English. Her poetry collections includes: Cirt Oibre (1980), Fuill agus Fallaí (1983), Aoife fé Ghlas (1990), An Sagart Pinc (1990), Poetry Quartos (1943-45), Songs of Living (1961), Sarah in Passing (1974), Flesh – The Greatest Sin (1980), My Darling Neighbour (1985), Let Live (1990), Spatial Nosing – New and Selected Poems (1993), and Flesh – The Greatest Sin (new edition, 1993). She published a collection of short stories, Patterns (1981), and novels to her name include Degrees of Kindred (1979) and The Love Riddle (1993). In 1991 she won the Kilkenny Design Award for Flesh – The Greatest Sin. She was a member of Aosdána, dying in Monkstown, Dublin in 1999. (from
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David Mutton | 8:32pm gmt 30 Jul 2013
An exception that proves the rule?
One of the great things about the Ashes is that it brings cricket into the forefront of the English and Australian national consciousnesses. Alas the trade-off of greater interest is a lot of claptrap commentary from people with only a passing interest in the sport.
This was never clearer than when Stuart Broad did not walk after nicking the ball. Richard Dawkins called Broad 'a revolting cheat', 'dishonest and contemptible', and felt 'sad cricket's descended to this.' The Radio Five Live host Peter Allen said 'I always thought cricket was something different.' Sports writers were not immune from the hyperbole, with Oliver Holt comparing Broad to Lance Armstrong and railing against 'people who have allowed cricket to become snared in a kind of moral nihilism.' Hell, the crowd at Lords even jeered Jimmy Anderson under the mistaken assumption that he was the villain of the hour, Broad.
I am not qualified to make judgments on the moralism of walking; for that I point you to Samir Chopra and David Coady's
on the issue. But Dawkins, Allen, and Holt all hark back to an era when walking was the normal behaviour. This was simply not the case for the large majority of cricket's history.
As Simon Rae demonstrates, in his excellent
It's Not Cricket
, walking was only consistently the accepted practice in England from 1945 to around 1970. Lord Harris, who more than anyone created the notion of the spirit of cricket, admitted that he did not walk even when he knew that he was out. In general amateurs, despite supposedly upholding an ethos where winning was less important than style and spirit, happily and knowingly benefited from umpires who knew on which side their bread was buttered.
It was not merely the hypocrisy of amateurs that led to a lack of walking. Professionals also left the decision to the umpire. Jack Hobbs refused to walk for an obvious catch to the wicketkeeper and denied he had touched the ball when accosted by the bowler, Gubby Allen. However when they discussed the incident a few weeks later Hobbs told Allen that he did not want to embarrass the umpire; "it's unfair on him", Hobbs said, "and furthermore, if I had [admitted it], he would almost certainly have given me out at the next opportunity?"
One intriguing story from the 1930s suggests that walking was every bit as contentious then as now. In a championship match between Essex and Gloucestershire, Walter Hammond was caught in the covers but refused to walk. The Essex captain, Johnny Douglas, stormed into the Gloucestershire dressing room during tea and said to Hammond "you've got a bloody sauce, you know you were out." The following day Hammond, usually reluctant to bowl at all, demanded the ball and ripped into Douglas, hitting him, knocking his bat out of his hands and eventually bowling him.
Walking only became the standard in England in the post-war years. As early as the first test of the 1946-47 Ashes Walter Hammond was livid with his nemesis Don Bradman when he stayed at the crease after edging a ball low to the slips. "
A fine bloody way to start a series
" Hammond chuntered. In the southern counties those who refused to walk were considered somewhere between a cad and a cheat, although the dour professionals of Yorkshire and Lancashire consistently frowned on such fripperies.
Double standards were evident even in this supposed halcyon era of walking. Colin Cowdrey, for example, was renowned for walking 'for obvious decisions, and then not doing so for the less obvious, in the hope that his reputation would fool the umpire.' Indeed this could be seen as Broad's real crime as he walked when he edged the ball to Brad Haddin after establishing a lead of nearly 300.
By the 1970s the demands of the professional era and the expansion of the international game flipped the equation once more. The Australians, the logic went, never walked so why should the English put themselves at a disadvantage? In the world of professional cricket the issue is no longer contentious, with at least two generations of former players advocating staying at the crease. It is only those who romantically imagine a glorious golden era where the spirit of the game trumped other concerns who dream other dreams.
I walked to a bat pad when I was 18 because I was 95% sure I had hit it. The captain was livid with me and told me he would drop me if I ever walked again precisely because on the spur of the moment you can be influenced by the pressure of the appeal he claimed. 95% sure is not good enough.
Comment by Hurricane | 1:37am gmt 31 Jul 2013
Interesting article.
In the extensive reading on the history of the game I have done it is interesting that walking, or batsmen not waiting for the umpire to decide on 'boderline' catches, is not mentioned in reports, accounts or memoirs before the post WW2 period.
One notable player of the 20s/30s period reckoned that the amateurs never walked and if a paid player did they would certainly face the wrath of their captain and, depending on the importance of the player, might well be dropped for the following game. This was also the case before then.
I suspect that the social and economic pressures post WW2, which eventually meant the Gentleman and Players idea became untenable, caused the idea of 'walking' to appear. It gave the 'gentleman' a supposed superiority which kept them relevant.
Comment by Biryani Pillow | 2:23pm gmt 31 Jul 2013
Is David Mutton the chap who writes Silly Mid Off? Nice addition.
Comment by Howe_zat | 7:19am gmt 31 Jul 2013
Cleared him of what, exactly?
As I said at the time, at least Stuart walks once the umpire has given him out, unlike his father on one famous occasion.
Comment by wpdavid | 7:54am gmt 31 Jul 2013
Nice read :)
Comment by Agent Nationaux | 9:06pm gmt 30 Jul 2013
Is it true that it was Chris Broad who cleared Barbie when he refused to walk?
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VANCOUVER - Last month, a diver alerted Vancouver Aquarium staff that he had found a number of dead and decaying sunflower sea stars in the cold Pacific waters of a popular dive spot just off the shore of West Vancouver.
Within weeks, the tentacled orange sea stars had all but disappeared in Howe Sound and Vancouver Harbour, disintegrating where they sat on the ocean floor.
And aquarium staff don't know just how far-reaching the "alarming" epidemic has been, and whether this and other sea star species will recover.
"They're gone. It's amazing," said Donna Gibbs, a research diver and taxonomist on the aquarium's Howe Sound Research and Conservation group.
"Whatever hit them, it was like wildfire and just wiped them out."
The sunflower sea star population had inexplicably exploded in recent years. In some areas they were stacked several stars deep, and those conditions may have been ripe for disease, she said.
"We are seeing some babies, so we're wondering if they will survive," Gibbs said. "We're hoping we get the natural abundance back without this overabundance."
Other species of sea star — commonly called starfish — are also affected.
Jeff Marliave, the aquarium's vice-president of marine science, said the collapse has been confirmed around the Defence Islands, north of Vancouver, and off the south shore of Bowen Island, where there is no longer any evidence of what was a huge overpopulation of the voracious cousins of the sea urchin.
"Where the population density had been highest in summer of 2012, on the western shore of Hutt Island, all the sunflower sea stars are gone from that area, with rivers of ossicles (a hard body part) filling ledges and crevices," Marliave wrote in his blog.
The aquarium has dubbed the epidemic Sea Star Wasting Syndrome.
Aquarium staff don't know the cause because they have had trouble gathering specimens for testing, as starfish that looked healthy in the ocean turned up as goo at the lab.
The epidemic has killed thousands of the marine invertebrates, which can weigh up to five kilograms and live from three to five years.
The Howe Sound research team has heard from veterinarians and other marine experts that similar die-offs have taken place in Florida and California.
"We're just not sure yet if it's all the same thing," Gibbs said. "They're dying so fast."
In July, researchers at the University of Rhode Island reported that sea stars were dying in a similar way from New Jersey to Maine, and the university was working with colleagues at Brown and Roger Williams universities to figure out the cause.
The collaboration came about after a graduate student collected starfish for a research project and then watched as they "appeared to melt" in her tank.
Like Howe Sound, the Narragansett Bay area where those starfish were collected had seen an explosion in the population in the previous few years.
"Often when you have a population explosion of any species you end up with a disease outbreak," Rhode Island Prof. Marta Gomez-Chiarri said in a statement at the time.
"When there's not enough food for them all it causes stress, and the density of the animals leads to increase disease transmission."
Unfortunately, once that disease is in the environment, it can be difficult to get the population back, she said.
"Diseases don't just completely disappear after a massive die-off."
Vancouver Aquarium staff are asking divers and other members of the public to help monitor the spread of the disease, and report any similar sun star deaths to firstname.lastname@example.com.
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I ordered this throw and then read the reviews so turned around and cancelled it. The cancellation didn't go thru so customer service said I could return free shipping. When I received the throw it did look a little green but I actually liked it. I have many beautiful flower arrangements in my home and the color went well with my room. Just added more interest to it. I also have some yellow pillows I put with it and it looks more yellow next to them. Very good quality.
I ordered the chartreuse color and it is not anything like the picture on. It's pretty much green. Returned immediately.
The chartreuse was not even close to the color shown. Other reviews listed chartreuse as a lighter yellow. The throw blanket I received was closer to green. Will be returning it.
Beautifully made blanket with fringes. Went well with bedroom decor.
The throw is a true Chartreuse color which it stated but looked like a lighter yellow. So f you must have yellow this one is not for you. It is very well made and I am using it in my den.
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Fall For the Arts
The Arts Council, in cooperation with more than 45 local arts and cultural organizations and individual artists celebrate 'Fall for the Arts' throughout the month of October 2014. As National Arts and Humanities Month, October is the perfect month to enjoy everything the arts in Huntsville have to offer.
There are over 400 arts, cultural, and entertainment activities scheduled throughout October. Opportunities range from individual art classes and community festivals to stage performances and art exhibits. The community can experience a variety of music, dance, visual arts, theater, and literary arts activities.
For the latest Fall for the Arts updates, "Like" our Facebook page.
2014 "Fall for the Arts" participating organizations and artists include:
305 8th Street
Alabama Youth Ballet
American Assoc. of University Women
Amit Chadha, Musician
Ann Steverson, Artist
Artistic Minds Gallery
Burritt on the Mountain
Covenant Dancers
Fantasy Playhouse Children's Theater and Academy
Hollywood Huntsville
Huntsville Art League
Huntsville Ballet Company
Huntsville Botanical Gardens
Huntsville Chamber Music Guild
Huntsville Community Chorus Association
Huntsville Concert Band
Huntsville Feminist Chorus
Huntsville Gem & Mineral Society
Huntsville Literary Association
Huntsville-Madison County Public Library
Huntsville Museum of Art
Huntsville Symphony Orchestra
Independent Musical Productions
J. Leko, Furniture Maker
Jennifer Taylor, Artist
Jeff White Photographer
Leslie Wood, Artist
Lowe Mill ARTS & Entertainment
MY Designs Graphic Design & Illustration
My Spirited Art
Providence School of Music
Rocket City Martial Arts
Russ Sexton, Photographer
Salseroblanko Dance Company
Sci-Quest, Hands-On Science Center
Scott Buckner, Music Producer
Tatyana Hankinson, Artist
Tennesee Valley Jazz Society
Theatre Huntsville
The Arts Council
The Little Green Store
The Weeden House Museum
U.S. Space & Rocket Center
UAH College of Liberal Arts
Valley Arts & Entertainment
Vanessa Miller, Artist
To explore our web calendar, click here.


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